Verbs
Identify the verb in the sentence.
My sister plays chess.
plays
Past, present, or future tense?
Jorge looks at history books.
present tense
Identify the direct object in the sentence. (Direct=what)
Maria fixed the bike.
bike
Identify the helping verb.
Josh has combed his hair.
has
Identify past, present, or future tense as well as perfect or progressive.
I have waited in line for a long time.
past perfect
Keisha drank water at the water fountain.
drank
Nina will look at my pictures later.
Identify the direct object in the sentence. (Direct=what)
Hudson ate all the Cheetos.
Cheetos
Identify the helping verb.
We will exit through the front door.
will
Identify past, present, or future tense as well as perfect or progressive.
I was waiting on my mom to come pick me up.
past progressive
Identify the verb in the following sentence.
Jose won the basketball game yesterday.
won
Past, present, or future tense?
I searched everywhere for my homework.
past tense
Identify the indirect object in the sentence. (Indirect=who)
David gave his sister a book.
sister
Identify the linking verb.
The girls are athletes.
are
Identify past, present, or future tense as well as perfect or progressive.
I will be waiting for six months for my birthday!
future progressive
Identify the verb phrase in the following sentence.
Our class is running the mile in PE on Wednesday.
is running (must say both words)
Past, present, or future tense?
We watched Bridge to Terabithia during recess.
past tense
Identify the indirect object in the sentence. (Indirect=who)
Mrs. Young have my cousin a new pencil.
cousin
Identify the linking verb.
The crowd appears excited to watch the football game.
appears
Identify past, present, or future tense as well as perfect or progressive.
Hudson and Kenson are waiting to play in the snow.
present progressive
Identify the verb phrase in the following sentence.
The boys are watching Mickey Mouse Clubhouse.
are watching
Past, present, or future tense?
Every week, we have chicken patty on Wednesdays.
present tense
Identify BOTH the direct and indirect objects in the following sentence.
Mrs. Sparks gave the students their test.
direct=test
indirect=students
Identify the linking verb.
It seems to be snowing and sleeting outside.
seems
Identify past, present, or future tense as well as perfect or progressive.
The sixth grade teachers have organized ball day before.
past perfect